Hi everybody,I moved here last year from New York.

My salary is about 40k.I want to get into Real Estate investing but properties in New York City are extremely expensive and saving up the capital to even make a down payment seems impossible.

Hello Everyone,    So I've finally relocated to New York City.

Form 3248, the "official" real estate contract used by New York Attorneys (jointly prepared by the New York State Bar Association and the New York State Land Title Association), contains a specific paragraph contemplating the buyer taking "subject to" an existing mortgage.

When the rental yield is that low, it basically tells you that it's financially much better to rent than buy and that leaves you with the opportunity to invest in a better market elsewhere, which is what you're considering.What I mention about Zurich works for many other cities, including the likes of New York and San Francisco.

Hi all,I'm a Canadian investor investing in Upstate New York.

I have rental properties in Connecticut and have been blessed with good tenants and high appreciation with the migration of buyers coming in from New York and low inventory which helped me refinance properties and improve cash flow.

I attended a couple back in August, and both agents said what they’re seeing in their respective agencies is in Ada County which is the ‘epicenter’ of the Boise metro area and which holds some of the largest/fastest growing towns such as Boise, Meridian, and Eagle was their stats were showing 7 out of 10 buyers were from out of state, 5 of those California specifically, most were all cash purchases, and they were seeing increasing numbers from the Seattle, Denver, and New York City/North New Jersey metros.  

I see "Upstate New York" and "New York City" but Long Island is also a big Real Estate market as well.

. - starting with New York state and Buffalo in particular.